Strength profiles of subduction megathrusts and implications for the seismogenic zone
Melodie French, Rice University

New perspectives on subduction processing east of, and correlations across the Straight Creek-Fraser River fault, Central Cascades of Washington State
Peter Davis, Pacific Lutheran University

Geomorphic Evidence of Quaternary Surface Rupture along the Rocky Mountain – Tintina Trench
Theron Finley, University of Victoria

The Structure and Frictional Behavior of Seismogenic Faults along the Northern US East Coast: Insights from the 2024 M4.8 New Jersey Earthquake
Folarin Kolawole, Columbia University

Using the Immersive Theater (the Planetarium) to Understand Stereographic Projection and Develop Visual Penetration Ability in Geosciences
Gary Solar, SUNY Buffalo State University

Reconciling Baja-BC and Flat Shatsky Conjugate Subduction beneath Western U.S.
Gene Humphreys, University of Oregon

Jurassic and Early Cretaceous Apparent Polar Wander paths for North America and implications for Jura-Cretaceous tectonic reconstructions
Bernie Housen, Western Washington University

Why you should not use net tectonic rotation to restore paleomagnetic data from dikes
Sarah Titus, Carleton College

Disentangling the roles of subducted volatile contributions and mantle source heterogeneity in the production of magmas beneath the Washington Cascades
Kristina Walowski, Western Washington University

Frictional Properties of Pelagic Sediments from the Northern Hikurangi Margin: Possible Implication for Fault Slip and Slip Cycles
Edgar Villegas, Rice University